Renowned for their use and success with famous artists and thinkers over the past two centuries these notebooks are the premium choice for presenting your logo.
These are in a classic pocket size with 96 leaves (192 pages) of 70gm2 Moleskine ivory-coloured lined paper with rounded edges, an elastic closure and a bookmark ribbon. The expandable back pocket includes the history of Moleskine and provides space for notes and other things. A customisable in case of loss notice is printed on the first page and the Moleskine logo is debossed on the back cover and printed on the inside front cover.
| Product Size | W 90mm x L 140mm x 13mm |
| Artwork Area |
Pad Print: 50mm x 40mm (front/back cover)Debossing: 60mm x 100mm (front/back cover)Pad Print: inside front/back cover paper (ask us) Foil Print: 53mm x 55mm |
| Product Material | Cardboard/Paper |
| Colours | Black, Grey |
| Production Period | 10-12 Work Days |
Moleskine classic notebook Pocket-sized (Hard cover) 96 leaves (192 pages) of 70gm2 Moleskine ivory coloured lined paper rounded edges Elastic closure and bookmark ribbon Expandable back pocket (includes history of Moleskine) Customisable in case of loss notice on the first page Moleskine logo debossed on back cover In case of loss notice printed on first page (customisable)
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1,2,3 and 4 Colour Prints
The most common way to decorate merchandise - it is as it sounds! - reproducing your logo or message by printing in varying amounts of colours. The more colours we use the greater the cost. We use different print methods such as screen printing and pad printing. One colour prints are, usually, the lowest cost way to decorate your chosen product.
maxiCOLOUR and Full Colour
maxiCOLOUR and Full Colour are the same thing - printing in unlimited colours for no extra cost. Technology is decreasing the cost of these print methods and making them closer and closer to the price of single print colours. We use digital, CMYK and transfer prints to achieve these decoration outcomes.
Embroidery
Using coloured threads we directly stitch onto garments, bags and headwear. The process of doing this is fairly technical but what is easy to understand is the effectiveness of embroidery as a decoration finish. Embroidery can be great for more subtle decoration/branding.
Laser Engraving
One of our favourite decoration methods! A laser engraving machine uses a laser light to etch onto the surface of products made usually of metal. This gives a decoration that is usually a silver tone. Producing an up-market subtle finish, laser engraving is for those that understand brand investment.
Debossing
Debossing is a permanent decoration process where we create a metal block that has your logo on a raised profile. This is then pressed into the chosen product (usually a leather or leather-like material) at a very high pressure to leave the logo shape indented into the product.
SupaSub
A patch that has been printed in full colour which is then sewn onto your chosen product. Very fine detail can be achieved.
SupaEtch
A suede patch is engraved with a laser and then sewn onto the product to give a badge appearance. With various badge colours available, this is a new decoration method that is taking the market by storm.
Full Colour Sticker
A full colour sticker allows for an unlimited colour printed label that is then adhered to your chosen product. They are a cost-effective decoration method and allows for branding of products that cannot be directly printed on. Popular on confectionery, sunscreen, hand sanitisers and more.